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Introduction

Welcome to Christian Mom on Fire! 
I am so glad you are here.  I hope that this blog inspires you to see how Jesus is working in your life.  My focus is to share my experiences in life as a working Christian wife and mother.  I am navigating the world around me and am constantly reminded of how the Lord has a hand in it all.  Motherhood is beautiful but it is also messy and at times really hard.  We are stronger together.  My goal is to be real; sharing the highs and the lows.  I want to share how I am living for Jesus throughout it all, though often stumbling along the way.
I hope this blog can be a blessing in your life.  I hope it encourages you.  God Bless. 




The Lord will Fight for you, You need only be Still
Exodus 14:14

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